By ETF Desk
The latest season of the Manipal Entrance Test (MET) has released its cutoff marks out of a possible 240 for various engineering streams. The announcement comes after last year’s telecast of result trends, giving students in Udupi a clearer picture of the benchmark they must surpass to secure a seat at the university.
MET, conducted annually by Manipal Institute of Technology, is a highly competitive exam that determines admission to the 4.5‑year M.Sc., B.Tech., and B.E. programmes. Historically, the cutoff has hovered around the 180‑190 mark for core disciplines, with slight fluctuations influenced by the total pool of candidates and reservation categories. In the most recent edition, the cutoff for Civil and Mechanical Engineering was set at 199, while Computer Science edged to 204.
For students in Udupi, these figures are pivotal as they set the threshold for entering a premier engineering institution. With the cutoff reflecting a rising standard of test‑taking proficiency, guidance counsellors are now emphasizing advanced practice sessions and targeted coaching. The University’s transparent score breakdown also aids parents and aspirants to assess resource allocation better for the years ahead. Source: Google News – Manipal.